The Sun. — London, England, 1818-03-23 00:00:00

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NUMBER 70711 - t per Z.,t I ~7 ~ [1)121C77 SEVENPENC r.. - . , , r IN ‘-'FFICE .(1P0111)2V.1 NCR, ltfareh 9, 1818 . OFFICERS of Ills 171.1- .71 :sTrs ORDA - Att.VC.l7, rt.) Arreby ere Notice, that r°7''4l* be received at their Qlfire,in ox " r e Irednesrla t e, the 25th !avant, from such Persom. , :17 4 : 411 be to undertake the Supply of HAIR .BRUSHES, and other Articles. for service of this 14),, B,4 l4llrl M e nt,for period ut three Years., drter 7 ninlble "fife 44Pir"tio n tke first Year, upon Notice of three 310 , 1 tbs, ti e °Mien of either Party. 414, 1 ..tteP " t!".4lte ...irticles may be viewed lepon .4ppliva *pill the Principal Storekeeper's Office iK the Tower; and 4 ". , ttarticularr,. tag-ether with the Terms and Condi lbe Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Z' Pa1!...11a1l aforesaid, any Day between th. Hamra weft Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be de bkt 4 "nl&d zep,and endorsed g 4 Proposals for Hair Brooms ;" of 7 , " ' T? roPAtal eon be admitted after the-said2sth Instant, Z• rba l l ei t'e o'Clock at Noun of the same day; writ/err will any be noticed, unless the Party afteiliiir ft, -or an his beha lf, shall attend. Pa Order of:tla. Peftr 4l , R. H. CRErfr, Secretary. ti h O FFICE. OF ORDN.4NCE, March 9, .181% V I E PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His ALL ..I.ESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, 14 : 4 . 1 . 67 *Pe5a1s will be received at.their OJEce, in Pall-Mall, ' 4 ffor e Wednesday, the sStk day of Merck Instant, t ack -Perseus as miry be. 'willing-to undertake the , a4 t rrT3 of FOILAGE for Ike Ordnance Horses stationed in Ak e , felf "r6l43- Dietrias, to be #4verr4..at the Ex,Poce -- "rtract or , W ` 3ol wich, Western, kuth Britain, Sussex, , Rent,.exciusive of Waoierieb, A f, 7 4 / 1 1t h £stern. "'riot/ V,Si x Jiantler from the Ist . April next ; the t to ag.g..,4,- sweet , dry, and clean, without any mixture r ea Y 3fewburnt Oats, and must net weigh less than 4 4'144 Per Winchester Bushel; the Hoy to be sweet and `aJell dai s . • 77 4 ,. 41. ,„. 0-56 a s . t erigkt; the Straw to • • °altered),an d V d Wheat or Rye Straw, and delivered' • "- v'+ees of 36th.. weight. te,, •e P is b p aid far the respective Quantities of each 4 beie A , • may be delivered, at the following ratesrm . 's 7 13 4ta at per hundred pounds, Avairdupois weight. 44 Y.111 per haudred and twelve Pounds. .r.. - " !St riaw at per hundred and twelve Pounds. p roposals Marl be delivered separately or jointly for 4 4 _ "rea rgraf the said Districts, and it i.e expected that the . p tri t •rsltall receive the Stable Dung, which, during the ' 6 . Iris Contract, may accumulate, making an ro allow lip.. r • same after the rate of per horse te, 44. , r e , rtA. - tp;r Particrskrs may be known upon Application to *i ts u " r i Cmumanding the Royal Artillery in each Dis t also at the Secretary's o . llfce, in Pall-Mal: srfore • sck ceay between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, t ere t h e Proposal s must be delivered, sealed up, and en ,, ' qt " Proposals fur 'Forage ;" but no Proposal can Le et 211. 4 t ied after the sa id - 2 5 t h I nstant, at Twelve o'Clock of the same Day, 'neither will any Tender be no- 4 146' 4 : "iess the Pally making it, or an .4gent is his behalf, ',441e/Nt.. By Order of the Beard, B. II CREIT', Secretory, QUADRILLE DANCING. Attit N, 19, Siierrard-street, Golden l*N:snoi,l,lnl„l**', gives Pi iBLIC LESSONS and PII.CTIf:E . in .. A ' 4, u ADRILLF.S,WALTZ,aii couNRI t'Y the select FAShionetlxl n .s Far Tis and Loudon. ' t . i . 1 1. - 1 9 ',g3,05.f0 r Ladies only, Evening sets for Ladies and 22,-ivate Lessons at all hours to untaught or in oi Any age wishing privacy, or more refined actuixement than Public Lessons convey. Fa- Itiarelies attend e d. Youth qnaliacd for the Frofessionor „. i ., 1. !• Ladi es instructe.i to teach their Families, for aid- Pe has on sale new-invented self - playing Instill -44 rilittg them to cultivate their own Danein.-r, in ‘siti t 'Musicians, ur aense themselves and Friends bi Clock-work t 0 _ FRAUD PREVENT t4tie llttter4Ct t lie nia, , y attetripti Olio are daly Setast t impitse on the' unwary a Spurious Composition 4 tVlTs t "e GEN:VINE NCKING prepared Itv DAY and ' the y h a.ve atiorttd a ntw L4l)ti, to Which tileir autl Address it 97, 1-1141) tellbard , tr 4 'Plvio • Labe l, us y placed to t he centre of t iethat 431 attention tit this, and the difference of the ,„ I ‘te I ,' e n is unlike 1l Letter-press, will enable Purchase's • A ct t? 4 tret tt ft .snposition. 1 4il e , 14 9 iS I ,LJAPAN BLACKING, made and sold whole limAY and MARTIN, 97, High I foltiorn, and re io principal Grocers, Druggists, llo,,loiellers, Iron :trfunkt.l.s, Boot-makers, Rec. in the United King uttles at lid led and Vs. tid. each. The • orl -17 . VOIlt:I-Ts, COLDS, ASTIIMAS, Y. tiutti,w r PEC•l'Olt.\l. 11.AL.INI , in r kt • Sir IOW; ed • t 2spr r Bottle, or Bottles containing p f seven 3s. lA. for 11. Is. , ' , ANN lEUS of gItITAIN recommends • t ."` ' e xcel' P •tevition as the most salutary and '4l I tetne•i v e" • -I:rc of the Ilreavt and Lungs; I Ils.aids, and Onstruction.. ) I .„' , (0, 40 _ Acruito.l, t'v and safety dichargeit li) cal Lx 'trtdile ge" • '• • Breathing pre ; ‘t heezings Unita:miss in . • teitiove.i by a fess. Doses. It tithes of the iiritatinn, Thoracic Ducts, a;o't heal; the litrelerss of t hutwist LO h LIU". T hirty }tars experience contivined he t'flt:(l:ll•endation, in the immediate relief and gradual Cure of t( 114 H, ANTH NI A. (a)NSUNIPTIONs. ' l 4 e , - " ;:reatest preserver of the Lungs ever discovered, th...llfains ail h e softening and soot qualities sitluhrions Extract of Flowers called HONEY ; and flats :tot . o f the LaNterti Woo ld ; it is as r e storative N I :111 s, and never d:sagrecs with the stomach; 4 111 cold yi e ld s to its benign intio.enee in a few hours ; ;,1441deti resort' d to before the complaint is far advanced nt kensintirt ,0 is certainly prevented. • ate the t a i nt Outl i nes oft hr Nietits of Sir John Hill's •;1141 lionev, the result of long researches into Nature, t s•ejit:ua u i s t, w h o d ed i cated his life to the Dis ki,,Y (11 the true means of Health in the Vegetable hi genuin e will h ave the names " Shaw an d Ed war d s , I t tl P4ttl's,“ engraved on the Nuttnp. F..dwards, Paul's (on the foot-way) ; and t handler, Oxford-stteet ; W ar d, H o lb orn; N i x, t, th aage ; and Lusissuu, .East ROOMS. Aril. HAWES rti , ! st respectfully informs she: . lila. Nobility, Gt•ntry, Ind his Friends in gynyrnl, his ANNUAL 131.;;NfEFIT CONCERT will ;t the•AIiGYLL 11.00N1S, i n'I'HITItSI)AF, April 9, iHI : whe ,, will ni,ErnoN of the most admired VOCAL alutlN sTaum ENTA I. MUSIC, Ancient and Nloclern. . VOCAL PMNFORMPHS. Miss Stephens, Miss Miss,Calese, Miss Williams, and Mrs. Vaughan. Mr. Vaughan, Mr. W. Knyrett, Mr. Niel& Mr. Leyte, Mr. Mr. Evans, Mr. Terrall. Mr. Clark, Mr.Nliillities, Mr. Hawes, and Ntr. Bart%man. INTRUMV.NTAL PPfir,,KMER4. Leader of the Band, Mr. Weichsell.—•-Principal Violoncello, Mr. Lindley.—..Harp, Miss Sharp.—Grdnd Pianoforte, Mr. Grentorex. The remainder of the 'Eland will be ',omens's and Complete in every de part nicht. 'rickets, 10s. Gd. each, to be bad of Mr. Eirchall, 133. New Bond-street; Mr. Chapel!, tf 4. Ditto; Mr. Power, 34, Strand ; Messrs. Clementi and .Ch. .Cheap Aide; Messrs. Goulding and Co. Soho-square; and of Mr. Hawes, 7, Adelp hi-terr ace. To commence at Eight o'Clock preeisely. N.R. Parties of Six, and upwards. may be accommodated with-Private flexes, fl an early application to Mr. Hawes. *** Further particulars will be announced in a few days. NEW MUSICAL FUND, THE-COMM ITTEI , , and COURT of ASSCST; ANTS of this CHARITABLE INsTrrutTrox res..ec fully inform the Nubility, and Gentry, their Subscribers, and the Lovers of Harmony in general, that their ANNIVER SARY DINNER will ;AP plArt• on TH t.TitSDAY, A1)01,2,181,8, at the FREEMASONS' HALL. Great Qiiren•street ; his Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX. President ; Vice• Pre sidents, the Marquis of Douglas and Clydesdale, Earl Spen cer, Earl Pomfret, Lord Viscount. - Henniker, Lord Charles Spencer, Hon. John Spencer, and Sir G. Denys, Dart.— Stewards, J. L. Gautier, Esq. R. W. Silrester, E•q. J. cape!, Esq. T. Bellamy, Exq. Sir G. Smart. F. C. Meyer, Esq. P, Erard, Esq Mr. F. Stedman, Mr. W. Forster, Mr. E: Chris tian, Mr. J. Sawyer, and Mr. J. Kendrick, jun. Tickets, les. each, to be had of the Stewards; of the Trea surer, SQ, Poland-street; of the Secretary, 14, Little Chapel street, Sohn ; and at the Bar or the Tavern.-. Dinner at Fire o'Clock.—No Collection after I tinner. N.B. The CONCEKT for the BENEFIT of the FUND will be at the King's Theatre, on Thursday,,April 16, particulars whereof in due time. AT NINE O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING NEXT THURSDAY, 46th March, the First brawn Blank will recrivt: FOUR PIPES OF PORT. All THREE PRIZES' of THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. With GS other Capitals of . S 0001.„ 10001., .&c. 1 1 / 4 c. yet in 'the Wheel. TBISEI, the Contractor, sincerely thanks the . Public for their unprecedented Patronage already con ferred this Lottery. The first-drawn Blank, No. 69:;3, en titled to Four Pipes of Port, was shared by him, in 2 Quar ters, 2 Eighths, and 4 Sixteenths, who respectfully intreats the Holders immediately to order frail any Wine Merchant they please, their respectire proportions of the 4 Pipes of Port, of the choicest quality in the kingdom, which T. 111 SH will pay for on demand; who has also the pleasure to an nounce that he sold and shared no less than It of the Capital Prizes drawn already this Lottery, being No. 3,107, a Prise of 50001., one of the largest }?rises yet drawn, and 11 others of 10001., 84e. _ As the demand has been very great throughout the Country. intrests his Friends to he early in their applii•ation whilst a variety of Tickets and Shares rennin at his (dices, No. 4. Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross. London. In the last Lottery, containing Three Prizes of. 30.0901., BM' Sold them Ali; and hopes to sell all the Three Prizes of 30,0001. iu the present Lottery. is. WATERLOO-PLACE. PALL-MALL. MITI,LI(iAN (fr.til the Ahhev KY Churrh•r4rd, Bath) most respectfully begs leav e t o 4 aciprtint the Nohilitv, Gentry, &c. lie Las opened a SILK M ERG FRY WARE f-fOUSE, at N. 16, WATERLOO npi)osite Carlton-lionse, with a splendid Collection of ENTiIIE NEW GOODS, and humbly itmlieits the honour ~f their patronaFe and support. P. M. respectfully assures those Ladies who totty phase to favour hint with their com mands, that every article is, and shall continue to be, of very' saiieritir quality, of the must toltionahle description, colours, auk manufacture, and at the most reasonable prices. The greatest attention paid to the commands of Ladies at a dis tance front Town, and Orders executed with the same fiielity and accuracy as if present. Th e (7I itEit P. of the HOUSE to LET, handsomely FURNISHED, and well adapted for art elderly Lady. COUN7Y F, SOUTHAMPION-s' TRL7SI IRE-OFFICE, Tit EET, S FRANI% FLEX. The Duke of Rutland, K.G. Praed, Esq. M.P. The Marlois of Buckingham, S.Beraard Morland,Esq. M.P. Thy l'slarquis of Northampton, And Sixty Directors. _ _ . . Managing Director—J. T. Barber Beaumont, Esq. F.A.S. RETURNS to the artiumit of 18,2001. linve been paid within the. four last years to those who hare been insnred Seven Years ;—a zreater Advantage to the Pub lic thau has been hitherto yielded by any well-secured Esta blishment. And the Public may re--t assured that Claims upon this Office. are never defeated iipois mere legal objec tions, in order to enliatica these Ikrtitrnc, but that demands are paid in full, with I hr utmost promptness. Esiserienre has proved that, in the Business of Fire In surance, a large Permanent Capital, in addition to the fluc tuating Assets arising from the Prerniums,is necessary fur SOLID SE.CI7RITY. This permanent and additional Capital the oeizinal Members hare provided to the extent of 400,000/. and they alone are responsible for Losses. Agents are appointed in all the principal Towns, who are also Agents to the Provident Life Office, founded on similar principles. noWLAND anti SON resprottilly inform . the Nobility, Gentry, and Public at large, that in crifi sequence of the hich repute of their celebrated Macassar Oil, insidious Persons have imitated it With n C;ouoterteit, com posed of Deleteri , ois Ingredients iojtirions to the Hair; to avoid such imposition, it is nrcossary to ash for ROWLAND's MACAAAI4 01L. Each bottle is sigii•ot 011 the outside label in red ink, " A. itossiand and Son," nith a Tiratise on the Hair en closed. This Oil is the Original and Genuine, po,sesseil of sxiohriovs properlies—warranted to it tford the greatest mol rklieuent to the Human Hair; presents the Hair being in- jun., by illness, change of climate, study, travelling, mr vouchetnent, scc.; removes the semi, liarshntss, and dry ness; renders it soft, and glossy; presents its falling oft, ot turning grey ; creates a thick growth on the baldest places ; makes the hair strong in curl, which it keeps in clamp wra- thee, exerci , e, &c. ; imparts a pleasant perforce ; and pro duces whiskers. eyebrows, &c. The Proprietors warraht its innocence, arid to iniprove the hair from infancy to the latest criud of life. 'fhe inestimable properties of this Oil have gained it the patron.ge of their Royal Highnesses the Princess of Wales, Duchess of York, the Duke of Sussex, his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Russia, by Hteir especial Authority.—Price :is. lid. 7s. les. (;cl. and One Guinea each. Also, ROWLANI)'s ESSENCE of TYRE. By merely wetting the hair with this preparation, the Pro prietors warrant to produce immediately a perfect change in Red or Grey Hair, Whiskers, Eye-brows, &c. tua beautiful glossy and permanent brown or black, imitating the exact na tural calour; washing makes this Dye more durable. Ladies or-Gentlemen may dye their hair with ease and secresy.—trice 4s. 7s. fid. and les. tid. Sold wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the sole Proprietors, A. ROWLAND and SON, corner of Kirby street, the srst turning on the right inn Hatton-garden, Hol barn, London; and, by akipoiatmont, by all Medical, Wa ders throughout Europe. PUBLICATIONS. !Dili Day was. published, 4iattrisnmely printed in 01 - ie Voluotc Svo. ilhOrated by four 114 ? %, descriptive of the. Route, price 12s, hoards, l I ICTUItESQUI?, TOUR t ttruu,elt 1:11.1NCE. sWITZFAILANI), on the .i3ANKS of the RHINE, and through part of the NETHERLANDS, in the Year MG. London : Printed for .1. Mawittatt, 39, Ludgatv-socet. " To those who hare not travelled, it rives a faithful ac count of ►eliat 'is to he seen: to those whit intend to travel, it affords an excellent plan for their operations: to those who have tra►elled, it will .awaken mangy• pleasing recollection.. The route is, perhaps, the best which could have been taken." British Critic for October itil7. This. Day weie published; - In one volume octavo, price 9s. in hoards, ERAIONS, extracted fr(otti the LECTURES of BISHOP PORTEUA, and intended for the use of the Younger Clergy, and fur Families, being .chiefly adapted to the Gospels of several Sundays in the year. By THOMAS BAKER, M. A. Rector of Stanruer-cnm•Talmer, in the County of Su.sex, and Domestic Chaplain to the Right Hun. the .Eari of Chichester. Printed for T. (laden and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may also he had, Nesr Editions of all Bishop PORTEUS'S WORKS. This Day were published, Handsomely. printed in one ;oblate octavo, price ios. 6d. in boacds, SERNION.S , DOCTRINES, as PUBLIC DUTIE S . By the Very Rey. WILLIAM VINCENT, D.D. Lite Dcan of ‘Vestrninster. With a Life bf the Author, by the Arr. Robert :wares, Archdeacon of .Stafford. Printed for T. Cadell.an,d W. Dries, Strand. Of whom Amy also' be had, by the sa,:ne Ant lior, The and tilrigatiun bf the Ancients in the Indian. Ocean ; handsomely printed in two iuluines quarto, with a, Portrait. Price 41. 4s. iii this Day Were publikked,* In 12mo. price Cs. ioboards, a'Nes4t Edition, being the Third, • * of VEMILY PRAYERS: .composed in .Expressions taken from Holy. Script ures,and from the Established Services of the Church of England. By the. Rev. THOMAS cormuu., A. M. Perpetual Curate of St. Paul's Church, Sheffield, and late Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge. Printed foil'. Cadell and W.Dasies, Strand ;. and,sold also by Hatchard,Piccadilly ; and Seeley, Fleet-street.' Of whom may also he had, by the same Author, An Assize Sermon, intended to illustrate the Nature and Neceisity of Laws, Human and I?irine. Preached at Stafford, March 15, 1816; price Is.. (id; This flay were published, Handsomely printed in One Volume Octavo, price Pis. in boards, TIVELVE SERMONS, preached at Calcutta, the Rev. DS BROWN, late the Senior Chaplain to the Hon. the East India Company, and Provost of the Col lege of Fort William. To which are prefixed, Sketches of the History of his Lifv,,and Extracts from his Journal and Cur respondence. Edited by the Rev. C. SIMEON. A. M. Fellow of King's C , bliege, Cambridge. Printed for T. Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may he had, Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the Rev. Claudius Buchanan.'D.D. late Vice-Provost of time College of Fort William, in Bengal.' By the Rev. Hugh Pearson, M. A. of St. John's College,,Oxford. Second - Edition, in 2 yols..Bvo. price 11. 1 s. in knai-ds. DR. BLAIR'S SERNIONS,-NEW GENUINE EDITIONS This Day were published, In Fire Volumes, Octavo, price 11. 10s. in boards ; also in Five Pocket Volumes, price 11. is. 63. in hoards; ancl.a superior Edition, printed elegantly on a large type, with a Portrait of the Author. price 31. in boards, New Editions of ER M ONS. - By HUG 11 BLA IR , D. D. F.R.S. Ed. one of the • Ministers of the High Church, arid Professor of Rhetoric and Bellei Lettres in the liniver-. site of Edinburgh. Printed for T. Caden and W. Davies, Strand ; F. C. and Itivington ; Nichols, Son, and Bentley ; Longman and Cu ; Scatcherd and Letterman ; Law and Whittaker :. Clarke end Sons; 1. and A. Arch; !Pack and Sim; It. Scholey ; Baldwin, Cradock and Joy ; J. .Asperse ; T. Hamilton ; Skinnier; ; J. Harper ; and A. Constable and Co.; Manners and Millar; and J. Fairburn, Edinburgh; and G. Clarke,. at Aberdeen. Of whom tnav also he had, by the same Author, Lectures on Ithetyric and Belles ',cures. Twelfth Edi tion. In 3 cols. octavo, price 11. iv. Also in 4 pocket ruin price Itts. in beards. TO TIIOIIAS TAYLOR, rio.,A, New Bridgt-street, London. 11 , :owtotta, Fut, IBEG crave to inform you, that ever 3mce the year 179‘4, I Imi been afflicted with the Lies Veneta,'; which, from its obstinately resisting every sioursc of !net:it:int ['Prescribed by the tacst eminent of the faculty here, and un dergoing severalsevere courses of salivation, and twice ,lis charged from the hospital with little relief, would appear to be of Vac most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my dis,rier had got to such a head, as nearly. to pat a period to my existence—l had a large ulcer (in the eo.wo of iny head, one en each aria, and my legs were broke out is a fri;6tfill manner ; my right wai tiretolfally pa:?nful, and hail been in a state ot ulceration for the last seven years ; -ray left had aisu two large Hodes on it, was very notch discoloured, and gave we such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in b e d. as nearly to deprive toe of rest ; ici this lamentable state, I was recominended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received iH great a tare by them here), to take savor Leakes Patent. Pills, which I began to du on the equi of May; in tins course of a fortnight I began to receive benefit -in little more than a month the ulcers on my head and arras weer soundly healed— soon atter, the sores on my legs healed also; leaving, how-_ ever, considerable tliscoloniration in the skin, and pain in the biiiir of the left, which, by tl•vi Westing of (hid, an.: a little longer perseverance in y:airinvaluable Medicine, subsided; the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its natural hue, ..ind hu nocturnal pains gradually going Ar.—l thus beca!ae, by your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly tree Irma all nay former comploints—have recovered my former spirits and strength,,and.am become jolly and fat, in which st a te 1 1 %6 4: continued many months, to the :istonislintent of all who knew roe, I am at a loss in what tennis ta express my gratitude, but be% you, for. the good of other .sullermg mortals, to make this my case as public as p.s,il4le, as I shall on every ucca ion ; inso doitior, you wilt greatly . Sir, your grattl'ul, obedient, very humble :errant, ALEX— Swan's Close, High-street, Editibur4b. ‘Vitnesses tuthe above Cure:— John TI-•‘m.pson, No. a, New Poultry fslarket, Edinburgh, John Whitosh, Old AssenOoly Close, Edinburgh. Pfei•dred and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY ,Niciuloer of the I:cyal College of Surgeons, at his house, No. 9, New liridgc-street, London; where, after a consthat residence of more than 40 years, in a practice parti cularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Part./ of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession should always'obseive in such cases, he flatters hinaself the advice and assistance he gratuitously adniiiiisters to persons t4king this Medicine, will be estctnied, by a discerning Public, as an advaLtAgc sel.linu attainable, and void of all ambiguity. Also sold, by 11 . ;s appointment, for the convenience of thosr living tit a distance, at the To/shop, No. Iti, Oiford-street ; Mr. Disborriligh's, No. 7,1 , isb 7 street-bill; Mr. Lirssiters, Sout;-Otinge, Edinburgh; Mi. Callwell's, Dublin; and by one person in overieousiderahle town in Great . riritsiin and Ireland, in boxes ofonly 9d..eacb, stamped, apa fr*led Yp with full and . plain dite.Ctions,wbcre4l PoliP43, r set cut) . CLIPd t 4e sai:olies with ease, tfootl, sskurcy t 8.144,140;y. EA:11 Eli sUND.I,Y. Yesterday, being La.ter Sunday, his Royal II ig !mess this ViiiNCE REGENT went its stile to mt.euil Divine Service rit the Chapel Royal, St 4 JlJne's Ptlace. Ills Royal Elightiess arrived at the 1 1 ,41 ace its his private carriage a fete hcit)re twelve o'clock, where he.wits .recry. , l h's" the Great ()dicers ot State and oilier atieiitlmis. 4 , Ills Royal Ilightsess,was dressed iss a Ficht-ns,s. uniform, with the Collier and Order of tie Garter. The littcHarr Wit 3 iteconspAssied by the Duke of YORK, who appeased in tt uo ia. form ARAI Order. All those its attendance, who lie Members of the Llostriont Order, wore their collars, &c. We were happy to observe the Re- GENT and the Duke of ,VottE.appchred in excel• lent health. In,a short time after the arrival sif the Royal Personages, it procession was formed,_ and began to move through the speions !wile .4 rooms,-, towards the Chapel, iu the folluww e ; order :7-• _ _ The Pap.% in Waiting, The State Page, The 015eers of Arms Pursuirants, The Kitles Heralds, with Garter, in their spi t udi t i embs u i. dered mantles, two : and two; A Gentle:win Usher of the Privy Chamber, A Grooni tif the Privy Chamber, A Gentleman Usher and daily Waiter, Two Gentlemen LT‘liers and quart. rly Waiters. ruur Serjvants at Arms, two and twu,carrying supert) tuuos, . . with silver chains l'01111(1 their necks, tied at each shoulder with white ribbon; The Lord Chamberlain, The Lord Steward of the Household, .The Duke'of Montroie, carrytng t beSwOrd aS;At e; His Ruyal e Higliness tite Doke of Yitrit, His H'gtu►ess the Prince Regent, The broom of the Stole, Lord Charles Spencer, as the Lord in Wa frog; Sir William Lumley, as the Groom in Waiting. The Procession was closed. by two Lieutenants and a full.baid Of Gentlemen Pensioners, in their full uniforms. The Regent took his seat in the centre of the Royal Closet ; the Duke of Montros e s tood be. hind Isis Royal Iligh - ness's chair ; the Marquis of Winchester on his side; the Lord Chamber. lain, the Bishop of Bristol, and the Rev. Mr. Blomberg, as Clerks of the Closet, on his right ; the Lord Steward and the Treasurer of the House hold were on ;he lett ; Liusl Charles Spencer anti Sir ',Milky, as the Lord and Gioom i t s Waiting, were also in attendance behind the Re gent. The Church Service was read by the Rev, Mr. Holmes, the Sub-Dean, and the Rev. Mr. Pridden. The Musical Service, including the Chaunt of the Psalms, the Te Deum, Jubilate, &c. was King's, in F. They weie admirably formed by Messrs. Hawes, Vaughan, Sale, jun. Gore, Salmon, &c. Mr. ilensliov presided at the organ. The Sermon was preached by the Archhilhop of York, the King's Lord lligh Almoner, froia the sth ch.tpter of St. Panl's Epi,tle• to the Ito twins, and :he 10th versif, from which his ,Graett delivered an excellent and appropriate discourse k in which he ably court:flied the doctrine of Soci nianism, and proved the divinity of our At the close of the Sermon, Kent's admired Ail them " HeAr my Prayer," was admirably .sung by Master Hawes and Master Bond. The Regent and the Dike of York then de scended from the Royal closet to the f boi!y of chapel, attended by the seine processio'n as abuve described, Ili' the Regent had taken lily seat ...PTA the Chair of State ut crimson velvet and under the Throne on the kit side of 'ilk A.7(ar, under the organ. The Dole of York took his seat on the opposite side, which %vas co,ered crimson velvet, and fitted for the reccpti9n of his Royal Highness. The Comrmiliion Service was read and administered by the Dean and :he Sub-Dean to the illustrious Personaes. At !be conclusion, the Boyd processioo reiiiroed througa the suile of State t ouinS, in the same order as above stated. SPOItIING INTELLIGENCE. PF,DESTitiANISNI. A gentleman of the name ut Wrst has untlertahen the thou sand miles in a th,,usand hours. He has been three ;veehs at his Herculean iabuor at t'ulturd, Hants; but Time is much the favotirlte. Shaw ; the celebrated pedestrian, is utatcl►vd to do four utiks agaidit time, on Monday, for a considerable wager. The West Country►uan, who has been trying at the master• piece of pedestrianism, tiOU miles in ten days, as perfocu►rd by Mr. kloward, failed 00 tile ►iay, trout breaking SPUK IS. On Friday, Kennington t'unitnon presented a rar:ety of rustic sports, gratifying to the alliJirurs; ani.ingst the most de•erviug was au Irish hurling watch, played by Contiaught and Munster men, against Leilister and Ulster wen. next was a cudgel watch, between a soldier and a coal. hearer, in which the latter had his head hvolie. WilgifLOCO.—Oil Friday afternoon some thousands of pet .sons assembled together in the fields, :ut l continued :or seer ral bolus, near Copenhagen Hunse, to wittit,s several tria:s of agility and skill in wrestling, between some fine athletic young Irishmen. 'file matches, in ? ,rtneral, were contested with great energy and judgment, and some of tine t/iro , re were not of the lightest description; but the inatc;i most sit titled to notice was the one between Path/i1 !furry and Sici Fog - an. This produced bursts of applause; and .47,:trr, was .carried out of the ring ea,t.cr weir 'thinly of the catiditlates to cummencewrestliug, that hats were conti• thrown into the ring. • 11u4DER.---Last Saturday a very barbarous .ultirde;r was committed by a nilfliber of ~i~lai %VC cannot ascertain how many, ((poll It mesa iii the eniphyment Or Mr. Richard Grohh, of Clog bene. He bad been sent to Lisinore, and was returning with a large . sum of money, but bad pro videntially brought only half notes. He was waylaid on his return near Beallaugh, on the mountain southward'of Clogheen, where be was murdered with the most savage clue ty, and the dead body nearly covered with the heap of smile; thrown upon it. A newiy-soled shot, belongii g t o one of the - murderers, was found at the ',lacy, and the person► who hail lateiy repaired it i; able. to identity the owner•, so that we have s(ngaine hopes that these barbarians may be..traced.— (Publin 4.,'arreipte:dtnt March 19 )